The segment from NHNN explores the impact of the comet Apophis on the lives of children in Helsinki. Eight-year-olds at a local school are introduced to concepts like “trajectory” and “deflection,” essential for understanding the comet’s threat. Dr. Henrik Rantala notes that these kids have grown up with the impending doom and exhibit both resilience and deep anxiety about their future. They engage in play that reflects their reality, portraying scenarios of saving the world. The broadcast concludes with a note on the children’s survival and their evolution into responsible adults tasked with facing challenges shaped by their traumatic childhood experiences.